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Home My WebLink AboutTown Crier No.66a _ N,� . 66 �� Apri1� I972 � _ _ _ _ _ Published by_The Arden Association _ _ _ _ _ � MEETiNGS OF THE CO�fING MONTH Village Council - Vi3.lage Ha11 - 1450 West iiighway 96 Apri.l 24 - 8 P.M, May 8 - $ P.M. Plannin�.Com�uissf.an - Village Hall ---- May Z - 8 P.M. School Bosxd - Aistrict Service Center April 24 - 7 P.M. May $ - 7 P.M. Maq 22 - 7 1' .M . - 2959 N. Hamline Apri1 25 - Last day to file for Schaol Board ��ect:Con i''Iav 16 - School Hoard Election PLAN NOW TO VOTE: � + � � � � � � � MOUNT3S VIEW SCHOOL BQARD MEETiNG - March 2$.,1972 Reporter - Shirley Wingert . _ tiNote: This mee�ing was postponed fram t�e regular March 27 date beeause of the State Basket-- ba11 Tournament. The ques[ion af tihe legality o£ this meeting has been raised because there may not have been given groper notice.) �--Adopted a palicy concerning Pur oses and GuideLines for the Es�ablishment af a Co�ittee for S�ciaZ Placement and Transfex of Studen�s. �he policy outlines the purpases of the co�ittee, reasons for special placement or tx'ansfer, procedures to be followed, members of the caam�ittee and transportation arxangements. --Aetermined as stipulated ia the mgtexnftv leave �o�.icy, when agre�ment cannot be reached, the starting date of a teacher's ma�ernity leave. - --Ag�eed to send writt�n natice of nroposed termination to � teacher for not re�urning from or asking for extension nf leave. --Heard reports on �Iannizzg �ox new junior high and �z�ondale completian. --Established_Inter-Cu1_tural__Adv_isory_Comoni�tee to counsei the Board, rev�.ew and evaluate pra- grams, assure interracial exper3ences for students, recruit minority personnel, ast$blish cultura� resource center and use cos�nunity resources. �-benied at th�s time a request to release to the public a 3.etter to the 13oard from its legal counsel concerning �eacher contracts. --Agreed to h�re ba�.e Beihoffer as a neQoti�tinQ consultant to assist in the negotiatians with the teachers and non-certi.f�,ed personnel. --Approved svmmer school saiaries and ather items negotiated with the teachers. The agreement calls for a salary range from $1230 to $1330 based on years af teaching experience and n�- ber af credits for those teaching �he full schedule o� 4 ho�xs pear ciay for the sumner schaol period. • _, -2- SCHOOL BOARD: MEETING - Apri;l ,1Q,�. ].972 . --Heard reports on the District's involvement in the areas o£ s ecial educatioxs artfcul�rl with trainable retarded u ils and vocational, edvca�ion, and th� coordination with the � Va-Tech 9].6 School Dis�rict in se�cving their needs through the�.r programs.- --Discussed t$e ossible need fox a District olic concernin student ri h[s in �e ard to � 1en th and st la of hair and directed tihe administration to study the.mattez further. --The School Cal�endar is still under consi,deration and �arents tzavin� preferences,,�particularlv w:Eth re 2trd to whather the st�rtin date of classes shouJ.d be b�fare ar after i.sbor Da sttould ca1Z �he Dis�rict Office a� 636-3b50. -w5chaol Baard �'iiinQs clase Apr�l 25 for the May 16 e�.ec��.an. Those wtzo have filed at the time this Crier went to press are: Aonovan Wendt (Incutnbent) Carl Swenson Davi.d Mabey John Haugo M�NTALLY REiA.RDED CHIi,p12.EN' S AAY CAMPING PROGRAM Thi.s program is sponsored by the St. Pau�, Association far Retarded Ch�.ldren;` Inc. T�e Rose- v�lle Aay Camp will be he3.d in Cen�ral Par1k, RvsevilJ.e, ,7une 2b-August 4. I� you have a retarded ch�].d or know o.f parents wha do please inforni them af this program. A� camp a ratio o£ one or �wo campers per co�nselor is maintained. Counseiors are jun:Cor and senior higtz schooI. students (over the age of 13) who wan�. to wark with the retarded. Their patience, imagination and dedi.cation o� time and love makes tor the "backbone" of the grogram. Ttiere is also a need for volunteer counseJ.ors, also junioz and senior high echool students aver the age of �.3. For further info�ation abaut this program cantact Bob Wanner, SPARC affice, 22G�-3301 VT�,I.AGE _COt1NCIL MEETING _,_, Maxch 27 , 1R72 Reporter - Charlie Crichtor 1.. �he Parlcs_and_Recreatian Committee is: seekin� a working,suAerv�sor responsible diractly to the Committee �or parks and recrea�ion work. �T 2. The Midwestern Relay Company whi.ch requestie� permission to erect a 300 foot mi.crowave tower near Lexington:Ave, and I-694.was referred to the Planning Commission. 3: As of this meet�ng tihexe.wsXe 11� delinquent �tility �ccounts represenCing a.lmost $10,00Q. 4. �ffeetive Apri1 1 Gar Wilzbacher has been a ai.nted to the Axden Hi1Zs Police Force as as patrolman trainee. Federa�.�ua�ching �unds are being used for one year training, S. Co�ercial sewer charges for 1971 and 1972 wi1� be based on fourth c�uartez 1471 water usage. Appropriate cxedits or additf.onal billings have now been made ta the �.971. es-- timated bil.lings. . VILLAGE COUNCIL I�EE3'ING - Apr,il ,19,�, I.972 1. Counc l, re nested tha� thc Caunt "dead end" Dld Sne7.lin Av�nue at its intersection with Highway 5i. It also requested that ti�e State I�ighway Depaxtment defer its plan Eor szg- nalxzing the inCersec.tian and reduce t�e speed 1.imi'� on Highway 51 to SO P�iPH. Z. The Vi�.lage Engineer presented a study which showed that it would cost approxi.�ate�y $250,d00 to pzovide water service along Highway 96 froin Hamline A�;e, to z-35 (incluciing Laice Shore Place) and Hi.ghway 1Q �rom Highway 9b to the railroad. Since only one szde of most of the proposed Iine wou�d be assessable, the apparent charge per front foot appeared excessive and �he Engineer was asked ta restudy, possibly including more area in the praject. 3. A S eci.al Use Perniit and a Li. uor Li.cense (the Village's last one) were appxoved ior �. - 3- Indoor Tennfs, Inc, to bui�.d a club an Fernwood Avenue {bei�ind Control Uata). 4. A�though th.e Council received no new information fram the planned develauez of Rainbow Hi11s 3n response to its �equest, no action was taken,. 5. The third and �inal xeading of the amend�nent.to plattir►g ordin�nces to libera�ize exemptions -; was approved. ;'' McDona7.d and Associates h.as requested arbitrati.on of its clsim ag�inst the Vi].J.age £or approxiir�ately $2Q,Od0. Village.At�orney Courtney was empowered tp proceed with appropria�e actions. 7. Vfllage Eng�neer was directed to pxepax�e a feasibili.tiy study oi pavin� F1ora1 Drive and the three adjacent circ3�es. P%ANNING COMMI35ION MEETING,� A�ril 4, i972 --Case No. 72-16 - Tn erson 1'ark Plans - Plans for Ingerson Park �iere presented by a member o� the Paxks and Recreatfon Committee an,d xeca��nded far approval, The £our-acre Viliage- owned site is located on the west side of �.ex�.ngton Avenue and south of Ingerson Raad. It will contain a"sand lo�" type ball.field, climbing apparatus and pJ.atforms, a ppst maze, and a picn�.c area, a1�. in natura�, stirroundings. Public access to the park wi1}. be frosn two l.ocations, a sewer easement at the southwest corner and from Lexington Avenue, Preliminary park plans were approved by the Comm�.ssion. ��-Case No. 72-.1Z - Tndoar Tennis Club - Corr�ission recommended appraval�.of issuance o£ a d buil,ding permi� in accordance with plans presented Apri1. �+, �972, subject to approval af the Village Engineer. Subsequent approvsl of a Spec�al Use Fermit wi11 be suhject ta: I. Approvai of the 3.andscape plans by �he Village Planner. 2. Receipt of a l�ndscape periorm�nce bond in an amount to be determined by the Vi�.J.age Planner . - 3. Approval of the bui.lding pkans by the Village Building..Inspector. �, 4. Receipt of a11 camplete� plans wfthin rhirty days. --Case No. 71-26 - Partrid e Construction Com an - S ecial Use Perniit for Rainbow iiills �Mr. Don Partridge and his associatie informed the Cos�issian that final p�.ans wi1�, be ready `in abaut two weeks. After conducCing a market s�rvey in the Twin Cities area they are making same changes in thei�r plans. Tttey were advised that if changes are significant the entire proposal wil}� have to be re-submitted and a new p�blic hearing he1d. --Cas�__No. 72,-,15, __,Midwestern Re�ay,Com�any - S�ecial Use Perinit for a 300 �oot Micro Wave Tower�- �A �roposal was brought befare the Cammission fos erection of a 300 foot micxo-wave tower on the sovth side of Rex Fox Road, on m 3]./2 acre site presently ocaned by Inter- naCional Paper Company. The Flanni�Cosnmission set a pubiic hearinQ �or May 2, 1972 at 8:00 P.M. at tkxe Vi11aQe Iiall, providing al� xequired in€ormation is submi[ted in adequate t�.me for preparation and publ.ication of the notice of pub�ic hearing. �ATES TO RIIUfEMB�R A r� il 25 - Last dav to file for School Board Election May 2 -� blic Hearin� re�ar_d1n� Micro-Wave fiower 8: 00 F.M. - Vi 1lage Ha 1� May �,6 - Schoa� Board Elec�ion � Z96i 'O�I ZII�i�d • t�u�� `7nda • ss az�a ��.soa ' s ' n ��dx x�ng , ZTi�� °�AnI ;�8d `�S °pg usp.zBuatf} OZ� ��..zog s��o� ��j ��, �� r�s �